Category Archives: CES

We covered CES 2010 from start to finish and have recaps about what you might have missed at the Consumer Electronic Show.

Touch Revolution puts Android in your microwave

Posted on January 9, 2010 by Sina Hamedian

Android has been is plenty of devices and household appliances by now, like a Android washer. This microwave is no different. Continue reading →

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Notion Ink tablet uses 10″ Pixel QI screen

Posted on January 8, 2010 by Sina Hamedian

The Notion Ink “Adam” tablet and e-reader is one of the biggest hypes here at CES, because it uses a Pixel QI transflective screen and the Tegra 2 platform. In short: it’s the best tablet at CES so far. Continue reading →

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NIMble is a consumer Android desktop phone

Posted on January 8, 2010 by Sina Hamedian

Think of the NIMble as nearly the same as the Nimble, made by the same company – Touch Revolution. Only this time, the NIMble will be sold to consumers for $300 later this year Continue reading →

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Nimble is a Android landline phone for enterprise

Posted on January 8, 2010 by Sina Hamedian

Office drones might be clung to their desk all day, taking phone calls, jotting notes, creating spreadsheets, stealing Coke machines, and a lot more. The Nimble can help cheer up their lives with Android. Continue reading →

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Clear OLED defies logic – and opacity

Posted on January 7, 2010 by Sina Hamedian

This is nothing more than a proof of concept, but it shows how computer screens might be in the near future. Continue reading →

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